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A-49 FDNY COMPLETE STUDY SHEET 2026
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+

⩥Central Station Company. Answer: A facility that receives alarm
signals from a protected premise and re-transmits or otherwise reports
such alarm signals to the FDNY


⩥Evacuation. Answer: the emptying of a building of all building
occupants in response to a fire or an emergency


⩥Emergency Preparedness Plan. Answer: The fire safety and evacuation
plan/emergency action plan


⩥Fire and Emergency Preparedness Staff. Answer: The individuals
identified in the emergency preparedness plan as responsible for the
implementation of such plan


⩥Fire Drill. Answer: A training exercise by which building occupants
are familiarized with and/ or practice the procedures for the safe, orderly
and expeditious in-building relocation, partial evacuation or evacuation,
as applicable to the occupancy or building type, in accordance with the
fire safety and evacuation plan.

, ⩥Fire Protective System. Answer: Approved devices, equipment and
systems or combinations of systems used to deter a fire, activate an
alarm, extinguish or control a fire. Includes fire extinguishers, sprinkler
systems and standpipe systems


⩥In-Building Relocation. Answer: The controlled movement of building
occupants from an endangered area of a building to an in-building
relocation area with-in the same building in response to a fire or non-fire
emergency


⩥In- Building Relocation Area (IBRA). Answer: A designated area in a
building to which building occupants may be relocated to in accordance
with the emergency preparedness plan for the premises


⩥Manual Fire Alarm Box. Answer: A manually operated device used to
initiate an alarm signal


⩥Mixed Occupancy Building. Answer: Buildings that have multiple
occupancies. These are referred to as "mixed occupancies" and the
different parts will be required to meet the fire code for each specific
area. An example of this is a shopping mall with underground parking.
The shopping area itself is Group M (mercantile), while the parking area
would qualify as Group S (storage)

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